Talk about it here.

I think IRS inadvertently told all of the child fans where babies come from.

 

This is a riot. "You can't spare $1 to support the democratic process? What are you, some type of subversive?"

 

Like Pete said, these vignettes do a great job of everything except explaining why exactly he's a wrestler.

These skits are amusing . Since the WWF is aimed at kids I don't really see the purpose of this character to the kids, or in a money drawing character. Too bad we couldn't see him go after Hogan for tax evasion.

This is the funniest IRS skit to date. I wonder if Bobby Heenan supplied IRS' line about having a leg to stand on.

IRS going to audit some lady for jumping in the sack and getting pregnant. Funny to see that one on 1991 WWF TV. Going after some guy for not providing a $75 charitable receipt.

This is the pinnacle of IRS stuff but damn he is pretty petty for a full audit on $75.

I think it's about time that Mike gets down to business, and I don't mean Mr. Schyster's audits either. Seriously, it's three weeks after Tax Day, so what's the sense of him being around if we're not at least going to get some clue that he wrestles? If you didn't know that IRS was Mike Rotundo, would you have him pegged for a wrestler based on what you've seen so far? I know I wouldn't.

 

Yes, these skits are cleverly done, but as they stand now they're completely irrelevant. You could say the same for the Million Dollar Man and Mr. Perfect skits if you were in the mood to nitpick, I guess, but even most WWF-only fans had at least heard the names of Ted DiBiase and Curt Hennig in passing, and Vince made sure to introduce them as such. Who or what the hell is an Irwin R. Schyster, and how come we've never heard of him as it pertains to wrestling? Vince better answer that question really soon before this gimmick tires itself out without Mike ever stepping in the ring.

This guy gives terrible tax advice. The WWF should hire somebody else.